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vICTORIA'S THANKS.
A Letter Expressing Gratitude for the Recep-
ton Recently Given Her.


tion Recently Given Der.
LONDON, June 25.-Mr. Henry Matthews,
Home Secretary, has received the following
letter from the Queen:
81 am anxious to express to my people my
warm thanks for the kind and more than kind
reception / met with in going to and returning
from Westminster Abbey with all OF my
children and grandchildren. The enthusiastic
reception met with then. as on all the recent
eyentful days in London, well as in Windsor
on the occasion Of my jubilee. has touched me
most deeply and has shown that the labor and
anxiety of fifty long years, twenty-five
of which were. spent in untroubled
happiness, shared in by my beloved
husband while an equal number were full of
sorrows and trials, and borne without his shell
tering arm and wise help. have been appreci-
ated by my people. This feeling and a sense of
duty toward my dear country and subjects who
are so inseparably bound up with my life. will
encourage me in my task, often a very difficult
and arduous one during the remainder of my
life The wonderful order preserved on this &C.
casion and the good behaviour of the enormous
multitude assembled merits my highest admira-
ton. That God may protect and abundantly
bless my country my fervent prayer"
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Cable Notes.

Mr. George Vanderbilt sailed from Liverpool
for New York yesterday on the steamer U moria.
Mrs Lackie, wife of a Presbyterian minister
at Airth. near Grangemonth, county of Stirling.
Scotland, in o At of temporary insanity, Friday
night, cut the throats of her three children and
then her own.
Mr.. j. G. Blaine yesterday visited tho Ameri
can exhibition at London. After this perform
ance he held an informal reception and was
loudly cheered one spectator calling for and get
ting for Mr.. Blaine. three times three and
tiger"
longing 20 the County of Wcstmoreland while
out riding, yesterday, near the boundary sepa-
rating that county from Yorkshire, offended
some Yorkshire men, and were forbidden to
cross the line They crossed, and bloody eI-
counter ensued IN which clubs and fists were
freely used A number were injured on both
sides. Several magistrates were among those
injured.
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OBITUARY.
James Speed, Attorney General Of the United
States Under President Linz

States Under President Lincoln.
LOUISVILLE. June 25.-General James Speed,
whose serious illness announced in these
dispatches several weeks ago. died at 3:15 A. NJ,
at his home in this county. For year past he
had suffered much from general debility The
deceased was O prominent Repu bican politician,
and was attorney general under President Lin
coin He was in his seventy-sixth year.
The Hon. James Speed was born in Jefferson
county, near Louisville. March IL. 1872. He re-
ceved the rudiments of his education in the
country schools and afterwards at st. Joseph's
College, at Bardstown where he graduated at
the age of sixteen. The next two years of his
life he passed in the Office OF clerk
of the jefferson County Court, writing. He
then attended lectures at the law school
of Transylvania University at Lexington. In
1888 he opened Office for practice in Louis
VILE and with one exception, is the practitioner
of the longest standing in Louisville In 1847
he was elected to the lower house of the State
Legislature In 1S49 he was candidate Of the
Emancipation party for delegate to the State
convention From 1856 to 1858 he professor
in the law department in the University of
Louisville.
When the war broke out his action was decided
aud prompt il. behalf Of the Union. He was
made mastering officer for Kentucky under
President Lincoln's call for rs, coo men. In the
first year OF the war he was elected to the State
Senate and served two years. In 1864 he was
called to the Cabinet of President Lincoln as
Attorney general. His services to the country
at this time were of great value and gave him q
wide and honorable reputation. He remained
in this high office until July, 1866. when he re-
signed owing to his views in regard to Andrew
johnson, then President. The came year
he was chairman of the Southern Unionist con-
vention, which met in Philadelphia. to protest
against the policy of Andrew johnson in dealing
with Southern questions. In 1868 he was dele
gate from Kentucky to the national convention
which nominated Grant for the presidency. In
1873 he was again made professor in the law de-
partment of the University of Louisville, posi-
ton he continued to fill until 1879.
In politics Mr.. Speed was Republican. He
was always a warm advocate of equal rights to
all, and his influence in shaping the legislation of
the country to this end was sensibly felt in the
troublesome times Immediately following the
war.
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why Michael Davitt Was Not Arreste

why Michael Davitt Was Not Arrested.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LONDON. June 25.-It has leaked out that the
government directed the Dublin Castle authori-
ties to arrest Michael Davitt imm ediately after
his speech at Stroud, but upon the representa-
ton of Mr.. Holmes, Attorney general for Ireland.
that such a step might seriously retard the
passage of the coercion bill, and that it
would be better to wait until the
Irish measure became law, 40 that not only
Dayitt but many other leaders. could be put
into Jail with some surety of conviction. the
order was left in allegiance until the coercion bill
received the royal assent Mr.. Davitt has been
expecting arrest daily, and is quite prepared to
90 to prison st any moment in support Of Ire
lands cause.
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pected often OF abusing their facilities. The
decree just issued forbiddng volunteers in Al
SAGE Lorraine to select their regiments, is an
instance of seeming tyranny. which, IN reality,
is a rational measure forced upon the authori-
ties who found that the practice OF volunteers
choosing the same regiments resulted in the
massinc together OF soldiers animated with
anti German feelings
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Emperor william,s Health.

BERLIN, June 25.-The Emperor has com
pletely recovered. He drove ont at noon to-day,
accompanied by the Duchess of Baden, and IN
the afternoon heard long reports from Count
Herbert Bismarck. Yesterday he resumed his
custom of appearing at a window to return the
greetings of the multitude that daily gathers in
front Of the palace. He looked paler than for
Ynerly but is still we'll set up and hearty. he
bowed repeatedly aud waved his acknowledge
rnents in response tothe jEbilant cries OF the
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Consented To Be saved.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, June 25.-At North Grove. last
evening a young man named j. Apologize, in a
fit OF dependency, took morphine with suicidal
intent A lady friend pleaded with him 20 al
low himself to be saved, which WAS accom-
plisbed with difficulty. The young lady's father
arrived upon the scene, and unceremoniousy
took his daughter away. The young man had
attempted self-destruetion before
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Postmaster Arrested.

CosHocToN, O., June % William II. Buck
lew, assistant postmaster at Coshocton, was ar
rested to-day charge of being short in his
accounts with the government He taken
to Columbus for trial before United States
commissioner. The amount charged against
him il So 200
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crowd. Tonight, after dinner. he took another
drive with the Duchess Of Baden. His powers
of recuperaton are more than ever marvei 20
his phssicians who week ago authorized the
notice in the Reichs.Anzeger forecasting MS
withdra wal from public life. He is now arrang-
and to attend the autumn military maneuvers.
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BUFFALO, N Y, June 25-Detective Curtin,
who started a week ago for Salem. Ore. to iden-
tify man arrested there suspicion or being
Bryant B. Crandall supposed to have committed
suicide at Niagara Falls but reported to be alive
in the West, telegraphed that the man in custody
is not Crandall.
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Fatal Explosfop.

CINcINNArI June 25.-A special from Lima,
O. saws that the boiler Of the Standard oil re-
fiuery exploded this afternoon. wrscking the
building and buryine the engineer, Levi Meyers.
in the debris, probably killing him. Six other
workmen were injured. some fatally.
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THE GERMAN GROWN PRINCE
His Recovery from His Throat Ailment
Now Regarded as Almost Certain.

But Little Chance that the Curious Prophecy
of the Lehning Monastery Concerning
German Royalty Will Ever Be Verified.
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TALK ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS
Speculation as to His Probable Futures
in Case He Retires from Politics.
HeWill Have Money Sufficient to Enable HIM
to Live in Comfort, and II Is Likely lie
Will Not Worry Himself with Work.
Mechanical Progress as Revealed by a.
Study Of the Patent Office Lists.

The Work of the Professional Boomer in Wiz
chita, and the Plan He Is Pursuing in
Washington-Military Trappings.
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The News from the Afghan Frontier
Still Causes Some Alarm in England.

The Uncertain Tenure That Enables Germany
to Dictate European Policy-Why Michael
Dayitt Has Not Yet Been Arrested.
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Mss Mary W4is.s oi De.roi-. .s yisiu ting
relatives Cn teurtu-st-
Miss Mamie Gsalzm. of So Sinrss.. lsl.
YESTERDAY on e visit with friends ai Jscasen.
8frs. "a. r. Powell. 0f Detroit Is spending
Mr snd Nr.. Joha Travers. formerly of
this cisf. bg- nov of SEN Francisco. Ca-,
are visiting friends on Fr0at 81.
Mr.. " L. Florence. Of Gnld-si. has
gone a. heN l0rs io Fisil her parents sc
cCmrsuied by ber Two children
A pufoimaa wes called 10 qu.s. a Dis
t1rhauea caused rs Hannah filiuan and
Ma Cousins quarrsiug 81 $50 tirs st.
yesterday. so arrests
VIZ. G0ss. the West side lawyer. and Hr.
Ua.dsr. ~ Insurance fame. have satcf.d
into partnership a8t taken an office over
ibe F10h National Bans.
Frank Nor'and. small boy residing on
Shawmgt-age. feil fr1-n Hoodshet gfsrer-
fav morning and freettrs1 nis rrht srul.
aaoee he wrist. This Is tlr second ti~1s De-
has broken tHe sans .rm So CHA two years.
John Barclay. youn- mar who has been
cut " Wes, for t1e past tT9 vesrs has lgst re-
turned tp bis home ca Nrst ie1Bara-ss
JOAN tells sorae harfowirr fa'as 81 bis exc
psrsace in she Tar Wssf afueas t.e COW
boys snd Indians
A utls si-, icn years ofsEe ssried Flora
williamson nss fe-4wn erl 0t rrer u
wh.cr she was fidi1 ri.t hr- cider SISTER
ves.erIsv. AZ ths corner ot seventh and
serb8g sts ard wss quite severely Lsf-
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g-lvie- rs ne vahi 'a ~sa fr.sei er.s as
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County Treasurer Sieo3ias farr ishes ihs
following stsfe-naut Showing ths n11ei-
.eetsa tsxss f7r the wards ard townships ~
Kent county 20 ar ss rFtams hare eeen
made Tie amount ~ State nx Scots 80
ssl561 snd the ceUnt9 sax s9lfi5 Tbieh
nela5ss tee wards sn8 twenty f3o town
ps and the report Is very encouraging.
showing lha rrowrt sni anargcue worE
done hq The rafiors collectors Ise rs
si-if is re Follows. the sru d-si r1euro-.ef
reirr the ~fsfr eax zHd fhe seso11 tne
soaafv ssx. -aiurn<d - mar ca eefe
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sss a5 sl- - Aas townssfr Sa li. ttf 81.
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Caused by the wonderful sales and cures
eiec.ed by HiaraTd kheum2iic Syrup and
ptasfers. ac whole population IS sm azed.
There never was in tho history Of This na-
tiou a medicine 50 highly endorsed as this
wonderful remedy. - vii be seen by read
in- iLe i0I1uDg ielter. NOe the sigma
rur-s. wlica comes i-0m ell psr,s Of the
State. Us peculiar combination seems TO
strike AZ TIE sea ol blood diseases, acting
directly ugon the kidneys ana liver. ], re
stores these organs 90 "A healthy action,
thereby removing tie ms,aris and poison
from he blood
We are pleased To state that we have been
selling liiOcar1 Eaennetic syrup for the
pasi ten months, and TIA, IL IS one OF The
best sellers .nst we nave ever handled our
sales of 20 tGs steadily increased 50 that we
are uoN 5nying 10 in large Quantities. We
gnhesileflugiy recon mend ii. believing as
xe 30 thet . is remedy of great merit.
Our customers spe1k % :. IN the highest
praise which bespesks Tor II & great future
- family medicine.
We arc Yc-y respectfully.
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ovsgiac,
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sofce hs would siI leF- -ueh ar The e01i-
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usTs Isfem A jameson. in q bai for li-
Fl-ce r.et ia tls Superior Court yesterday
( sac also asks fhst a. Injunction - served
Z ca hfll. reslralnns him nom ssaslns hsr
I and dlsposns ~ zuy ol Their properly.
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20 sALARLEs ANENDNENT.

Whatever msy be thought Of the pro-
posed Prohibition snsndasnt or the CIR
cuis Court sEsndmsnt, there should bs
hut one opinion zs 10 The amendment %
% voted on this spring. proposing TO
give fhe State oe csrs salaries more near
" in socord with tbe requirements aud
responsibilities of those oflises. With
al hsr wealth and pride snd pao8c
spirit. Michigan nov bears the rspr0aob
q paving her Offices fhs poorest salsries
paid By Any State ia ths Uuon. Three
othar 5tstss. Nev Hsapsilirs, Fsrmous
aud Rhode Island. psy their Governors
ths same salary that N'chiSsn pays, but
ths population of al those Statss coca
biued il sss than bail that oi Nichigau.
But The total salaries ot The sdninissFa-
tive offoSrs 10 sny oBs C those sn1ail
States. sgxrszss4 much more than those
~ Michigan. In New Hampshire. iur
iostsnce. the Stsfs Tressurer has s. @j0.
The Attorney General f2l00. and tse
Superintendent q Public Iustrucaoo
s2.0oO. doubls and more shsn double. tha
salarss of TIE same oeicsrs ia Michigan.
In Rhode islsnd ne Secretary o. State
- paid $3.50. The Tressursr s25e0. the
Attorney General s21oO. slie Commis-
sioner - Schools s2sm Ia Vermont
tbe salaries sss. secretsrY q State.
gf.7oO. Trsssnrer. ff7n. Slnarin-
ssudent Of Public Instruotlou. si.M0.
Thers = 10 Aitoraey General IN
that state. In Nev Jersey. with
= population bg< txo-thiris shat -
Nichixan. With 0us ssvsn Consressmsa
so Micaixsn's eleven. tbe Governor =
psid 5000. the SeerstsrY - state.
sEOp. Toe Treasurer. stM0 ths AZ
tornsv Genera. $500 snd l.,a S,Iperia-
tandene CT Fubiic Tnstrncticn. s5o00 r.
r,ehIxan tbe CsovsrnoT zeta Sln0. sha
Sssretarv q ststp. $50. trae Trsssurs7.
sf.Bo0. he Attorney lssnersi SGD and
the Superintendent q pa6'is Instrucaoa.
sl.oC0
Snsh corapsEiscns sre net ooig "0sli-
ous.~ bus hey -sli sfteution 10 seri7us
sa-,k aIicbi<su Is sbis ts par be- ser
wants rpspesszhis wsgss Ahe sxpense
~ es~-yirx the proposed srnsn3ments IN
4, sFscs w5I amount &, only shaul
t-, eanss CA each ons thou-
sand dollars = taxabie FrePsrsy. Evsy
-,..~ 81, sl,s stats should ctst a ballet er
shs AN - April sor shs salariss amsua.
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rnnrrnl of - .teConp.ll.

The unsral @! Mrs Mcdonnell Vas he'd
fr1n the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
Jennings, Yesterday morning, Bishop CD
lsap.e and Eev. Or Fair officiating al the
services The horal tributes we're MINER
ous ani beautiful Among others was h
lovely GlH0w from tie old hoarders OF the
Neut0me Many friends attended the ser
vices aud the remains were inferred in the
Fulton street cemetery
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Mr and Mss. sfib 81 Os.sfhoat. wAo
reside a. the corner Of Madison and
Wealthy aves. are spending the winter in
California. sni during their absence W h.
Smith has al Intervals visited the closed-uP
h1as. Ats recent vlsii it was discovered
tlat 81 euirsnee had been made 10 the
house by Tor .Hg a cellar window and taen
cltr-lg = panel 0Lt so tue door leading
from tle celiar o. the door above. an IN
ves-isauon shoaei that al the lead pipes
used ia ihs plln0ing ol toe house had
been t0ra out ara aiken away, every room
in tle house thoroughly raus4cked and two
sets oi harness. valued ~ TO taken from
tla alllc. Robes blankets Sad other car
liage fixtures. worth fully as much IS the
harness. haVs also disappeared. Mr.. Oster-
h1ut expects to return if1m California a a
sl0ll time. aud Gutil then the real amount
of The loss cannot be ascegt2ined.
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z-0TTer OF COMMISSIONERS on CLAIMS
y -rsrF o. aEzfesr. fCu1fv a kert-s -
Pre5ss< Court sor sd k0sntT.
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81 fa1Fe q Ff e<fe of So fr-1IT CO.. r1.s-
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f~ fea tfr~ - Grad te-1 - 7 - cornFT - re-
estve e-f exefr re ssIes ssr-s
= Dsfed. grsaf Rkri,ss. o~ssza seE -, a. -, lsf-
s. Ts~ Fs gVR tssrsCe
CasalFs - Nl1seT
Co@sstsesoneT7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12
Ig.

IaRk-kf his residence. 10 SecOadst. Chris
.a.ner Lara. aged Il years months aud ls
DAYS.
Funeral at tle P.anfeld avenue II. r. church
o. 80 -caday Afternoon
10 .base who nos ia Jesus sleep.
so1r ofuiumph he wili bring
80 grave. ahrre Is thE victory,
umoaa-f death. Wher- ls Gay sting
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

To ths Nablas "a tas Aystie Shrine.
f.s SslAuu Alslkam hankakss. hoSofa0
KalamA1so. kickslosl EaEksshn, Wsp-
skoasEa aad Oshkos4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

Those minissefs at Chicago must -
-nioyDg ths notoristy Trey have gained
thfoagh thair refusal to coudols WITH
Mrs BItscaza saen her husband lay
dying. Il soms flisnt soal1 sand them
the nssnpspsr comment corcsruing ths.i
rscens astion they goald have 10 coca
sion b pray.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

A Chinese negspspsr recently con
tanned an sco0unt Of Celestial sx-
plors- Who aAd discovered N ous ot ths
inner lands % fhibe. a people hitherto
snkirsly unknown. They spoke q neE
tongue and prscticsd canuibslsra- There
- no way of computing hoT many more
rev peopls tins explorer wouId hare dis
covered II hs had bssn allowed % "a
uaain. but be vas recalled when be hsd
only bszun 10 pensfrsss ths dim regions
Of shs unknown. Oar world Is 40. very
large. bus we svidsntly don't knog much
about it yet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

Josa slHssa4s waited Eors saEssr
ths othss day. lts ssiss - iasDeot
s.aEhsrn fsets nos tAan e sas issaty-
nss Ysars ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

Two taIors are czadiissss fos Mayor
% Long branch li iz tAzes nins tai.ors
% Iaaks nan ths bfsneh w0u't have
much q Msfor II t elects thea both
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-12

The Chicago Aetrs mazes rather dl8-
respectful comments epca tas VoEk 0i
oar Lesisiators. lt says TIE M.ehigsa
Legislature has pui prics on the hsads
spasross. wi.icl have bean declared ~
ths frui5- fEiSsrs % TIA, State 20 be sn in-
toisrabls nuisance If they thmk they
osa discourage these pests simply by
killing is~ million ot them they VIII
find shsn nistaks very soon. Saou.d TIE
STATE persist. however. n gayinS i0r desl
sparroEs that source ot rsvsons VII
soon % rated higher than ar5 rs poactes
and lumbsr.